The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-07
ANOTHER BIG DAY.
Mr.. Cleveland In Milwaukee.
His Departure from Chicago Signal.
ly Triumphant.
Receptions and Salutes Along the
Road Overwhelming.
The Arrival at milwaukee Creates a
Scene Never tqualed.
Grand and Gorgeous rrocs ssions,
Reception, BanQu-ts ana
speechnsktpg-M Cieve-
land Captivating.
Mr.. Cleveland In Milwaukee

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 6. 6.-Swsrms o.
people sgain filed all the approaches
to the Palmer House this morning
eagerly watching for a glimpse oi
President Cleveland when he should
emerge for drive to the International
military encampment. Crowds oI
workmen aud shop girls On their way
to their dai y tasks forgot i,r the time
being the tolls for them and pressed
forward through the Jam OF c cluntry
people and we'll dressed city sight
seeIs. A half doz,n mounted police
had no little trouble clearing a passage
for the Presidents carriage, which
was drawn by four spanking bays.
The sky was lowering, and everyone
predicts d rain would fall before the
President could make q start. Not q
drop fell, however, and at s:i5 O'Clock
Mr.. Cleveland, looking bat little tie
worse for his Wholesale hapdshakii 4
Of the previous day, appeared at the
srcbed doorwsy. With hat dofied
and many good Datured bow to the
cheering crowd, be lightly sprspp
into the waiting csriisgs, and In .
tTice WAS whiIliDg through the thick
Of the business district and out Wash
ing on boulevard to the encampment.
H. was accompanied by Mayor Roche,
Gen. Perry and dozen lesser dig.
nitaries. Early ss II was, and threat.
eniDg az WAS the day, ths sidewalks
slot K the entire route were lined with
people, including theusands who,
net acknowledgements all day and
evening ehoits yesterday, had failed
TO see the President or his wife la the
general confusion prevailing
A ludicrous incident &C urred aI
the the entrance to the encampmenI
grounds.
THE rRRiDEST's CARRIAGE GOT sIUCE
In the mud There was not q mo
menrs time TO spare, and the pranc.
ing bsys weie emsrtly lashed with the
whip. II was nip ard tuck with the
mud that vas made thick and sticky
by rain duripg the night. Finally the
vehicle 90 liainipg the chief m,gis
trste OF the nation gave a Terrific
iuDge forward and was gone from tn,
laughing, cheering cfowd. A rapid
drive past the 1900 or 5000 troop
drawn ~ In line, u thupderiDg sslu !,
from the artil'ry. and bows snC
smiles 10 the 2.COo SPECTATORS IN thI
stands, completed the ceremonies al
the encampment. without delay ths
President boarded train for the
depot down town, from which the
ttaft for Milwaukee vas TO bs made.
IL lacked but Eve minutes OF 10
O'Clock, tho schedule time Of lhs start
for Milxaukes, when he arrived. Mrs.
Cleveland had preceded him by half
an hour, sippiog quietly into car.
riage at the hotel aud beiDg driven 10
the depot comparatively unobservsd
The hundr' de Of spectators orowding
the waiting ro,ms when abe arrived
hsd grown TO thouiapds In the short
interval before the Pres dent came.
Behind the long railiDes on the plat.
form, parallel with he presidential
train, II seemed like the quarter.
stretch on derby day, 30 clio, ely
pscked ard thor ushly excited were
the people. Ms. Cleveland gJEsd
out from the window OF her cu with
decided intereet, that highlened when
the President stepped from the In.
coming train on an A. ,inipg track,
aod brisk y walked to her aide. At
ones n chorus Of entIeatips went NJ
Tor them TO come out oa the platform
We ~sDt 10 see hp. Cleveland
end three chs.rs for Grover" were
the cries When Ma Cleyela io
he sis n travelling drss'. auJ lns
P..sid-bi, with head uncovered, ap.
pei red nj the rear door Of the tram, y
mighiy eh, er rolled through the do
bot. Just then the tTaiu beg.n q
move, a bnrst oi sunshine lit up tn.
&C. no, and while the mnltuude yelled
its1d Uars-, ths President aud hts
isir youoy wiis waved q farewell 10
Chicago.